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What your hacked account is worth on the Dark Web

Posted on August 9, 2016 by Mark Stockley

The trade in stolen passwords is so lucrative that there are sites that sell nothing else. Continue reading What your hacked account is worth on the Dark Web→

Posted in account, dark web, Data loss, hackers, privacy, Security threats, Social networks

Sysadmin’s foolproof guide to fixing any computer problem

Posted on July 29, 2016 by Mark Stockley

Sysadmins, your job is basically impossible so we’ve put our heads together and created a guide to fixing any computer problem. Period. Continue reading Sysadmin’s foolproof guide to fixing any computer problem→

Posted in #SysAdminDay, flowchart, sysadmin, sysadmin day

Chrome bug gives pirates a way to steal streaming movies

Posted on June 28, 2016 by Mark Stockley

Google has 90 days from 24 May before details of the bug are made public Continue reading Chrome bug gives pirates a way to steal streaming movies→

Posted in Chromium, DRM, Google, Google Chrome, Vulnerability, Widevine

BadTunnel: a vulnerability all Windows users need to patch

Posted on June 16, 2016 by Mark Stockley

The vulnerability could give attackers a way to set up man-in-the-middle attacks against victims by getting them to click on a link, open a Microsoft Office document or plug in a USB stick. Continue reading BadTunnel: a vulnerability all Windows users need to patch→

Posted in Microsoft, SBN, Vulnerability, Windows

Critical Flash vulnerability is being exploited in the wild

Posted on June 15, 2016 by Mark Stockley

Adobe is promising a patch “as early as June 16” for a critical Flash vulnerability that’s being exploited in-the-wild. Continue reading Critical Flash vulnerability is being exploited in the wild→

Posted in SBN, Vulnerability, Zero Day

The web attacks that refuse to die

Posted on June 15, 2016 by Mark Stockley

SQL injection and XSS attacks should have disappeared long ago. They didn’t. Continue reading The web attacks that refuse to die→

Posted in Akamai, Local File Inclusion, Security threats, SQL Injection, State of the Internet Security Report, Vulnerability, WWW, xss

Facebook now tracking and showing ads to people who don’t use Facebook

Posted on May 29, 2016 by Mark Stockley

Ever since it launched the Like button in early 2009 Facebook has been tracking the sites its users visit. Continue reading Facebook now tracking and showing ads to people who don’t use Facebook→

Posted in ad networks, cookies, Facebook, online advertising, privacy, tracking

Why you can’t trust things you copy and paste from web pages

Posted on May 26, 2016 by Mark Stockley

Just when you thought it was safe to delve into your clipboard. Continue reading Why you can’t trust things you copy and paste from web pages→

Posted in copy and paste, css, Ctrl-V, javascript, Pastejacking, Vulnerability, Web Browsers

Want to keep your password safe? Give up chocolate…

Posted on May 13, 2016 by Mark Stockley

If you want someone to tell you their password, offer them chocolate first Continue reading Want to keep your password safe? Give up chocolate…→

Posted in chocolate, passwords, privacy, Security threats, Social Engineering, Université du Luxembourg

Don’t do it! 5 ways to upgrade your passwords this #PasswordDay

Posted on May 5, 2016 by Mark Stockley

Password Day is a day for “taking our passwords to the next level” so here are five traditions the crooks and password crackers really, really don’t want us to start. Continue reading Don’t do it! 5 ways to upgrade your passwords this #PasswordDay→

Posted in #passwordday, Data loss, passwords, privacy

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